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Swetugg Stockholm
By developers, for developers, since 2015
Developers Know What Developers Need to Know
Our conference is organized and staffed by real developers, who build software everyday
Swetugg is a volunteer led conference, with sessions curated by people who deal with the problems hands on. We select speakers from around the world who can share their real world knowledge gained from experience!
With sessions running on 4 tracks covering working with the technology, deploying and running the technology, and how we can use AI to enhance our workflows, there are talks suited to all genres of the .NET world.
And because we know that a 2 day conference can be a lot, there are also other lighter topics included as well, from a geek out deep dive, to how best to brew coffee - we've hosted them to excellent reviews from our attendees!
Included in the ticket is a sit down lunch on both days, something else that attendees and speakers keep coming back for!
Speakers
Luce Carter
1 sessionEric Johansson
0 sessionsHenry Been
0 sessionsSimon Wåhlin
1 sessionMartin Björkström
1 sessionMattias Karlsson
1 sessionJakob Ehn
0 sessionsAndreas Wänqvist
1 sessionFilip Ekberg
1 sessionMorten Nielsen
1 sessionCallum Whyte
1 sessionMartin Ullrich
1 sessionAnh Tran
1 sessionSteve Gordon
1 sessionStacy Cashmore
0 sessionsAnjuli Jhakry
1 sessionIrina Scurtu
1 sessionNico Vermeir
0 sessionsStefan Pölz
1 sessionMike Martin
0 sessionsGerald Versluis
1 sessionLouëlla Creemers
1 sessionTess Ferrandez-Norlander
1 sessionJohnny Hooyberghs
0 sessionsFrançois Bouteruche
1 sessionFredrik Ljung
1 sessionEgil Hansen
1 sessionJeffrey T. Fritz
1 sessionHanna Engel
1 sessionClarissa Rodrigues
1 sessionCecilia Wirén
1 sessionLayla Porter
1 sessionEmanuel Palm
0 sessionsBrandon Minnick
1 sessionNiels Tanis
1 sessionJimmy Engström
0 sessionsGary Ewan Park
1 sessionEd Charbeneau
1 sessionMarco De Sanctis
1 sessionAlan Smith
0 sessionsRoland Guijt
1 sessionNikos Delis
1 sessionMark Miller
1 sessionPeter Örneholm
1 sessionJonah Andersson
0 sessionsDejan Miličić
1 sessionAnders Abel
1 sessionMårten Rånge
0 sessionsMaddy Montaquila
2 sessionsRobert Folkesson
1 sessionMarc Duiker
1 sessionChris Klug
0 sessionsSessions
Productivity++: Things I Have Learned from Managing My ADHD
Luce Carter
The road taken; from Framework to .NET8
Eric Johansson
Passwordless authentication on Azure: the answer to building more secure solutions
Henry Been
PowerShell for Developers
Simon Wåhlin
Building Cloud-Native Applications with .NET Aspire
Martin Björkström
DevOpsDocs: Transforming Tediousness into Joy
Mattias Karlsson
Elevate Your ASP.NET Core Solutions with Azure OpenAI
Marco De Sanctis
How to Rock Your Frontend Apps with 10 Awesome CSS Features!
Andreas Wänqvist
Let’s catch up with C#! Exciting new features in C# 9, 10, 11 and 12!
Filip Ekberg
Inside GPT – Large Language Models Demystified
Alan Smith
All your secrets are belong to us
Callum Whyte
Cheating at .NET security, the right way
Fredrik Ljung
OAuth, OpenID Connect & .NET – the Good Parts
Anders Abel
CQRS: Do you really need two databases?
Dejan Miličić
Azure Static Web Apps for the Enterprise
Stacy Cashmore
The Blazor Multiverse: get to know the different Blazor frameworks
Gerald Versluis, Anjuli Jhakry
.NET gRPC - deep dive
Irina Scurtu
Beyond the Basics - Building Reusable Code with Blazor
Jeffrey T. Fritz
The ins and outs of ref in C#
Stefan Pölz
An Introduction to Elasticsearch (for .NET Developers)
Steve Gordon
Azure Machine Learning 101 for Developers: Harnessing the Potential of Machine Learning
Anh Tran
Stop Chasing Unicorns and Rainbows: The Dangers of Survivorship Bias in Tech
Louëlla Creemers
Better Code Reviews FTW!
Tess Ferrandez-Norlander
Exposing the not-so-secret practices of the cult of DDD
Chris Klug
4 years later with 80% generated code
Morten Nielsen
Distribu-ready with the Modular Monolith
Layla Porter
One API to rule them all, introducing serverless Dapr
Marc Duiker
1,2,3 … testing : is this thing on(line)? Meet your new Microsoft Testing tools.
Mike Martin
Quantum computing - the next best thing?
Hanna Engel
Most Expensive Design Mistakes (Ever) and how to avoid them
Clarissa Rodrigues
Your new colleague; GitHub Copilot
Cecilia Wirén
Authentication in modern web apps with BFF - Backend for Frontend
Robert Folkesson
They challenged me to create a stable Azure solution, using only the cheapest tiers.
Nikos Delis
Correcting Common Async/Await Mistakes in .NET 8
Brandon Minnick
Using WebAssembly to run, extend, and secure your .NET application
Niels Tanis
Running Blazor in production, lessons learned
Jimmy Engström
Let's ship this thing!
Gary Ewan Park
Blazor Hybrid and Web in One Solution
Ed Charbeneau
How your .NET project file works and cool things you can do with it
Martin Ullrich
A rad application platform - Introducing Radius
Emanuel Palm
ASP.NET Core Minimal APIs and React: A Winning Team
Roland Guijt
Cross Platform Development is easier than ever with Visual Studio, VS Code, and .NET MAUI
Maddy Montaquila
The Most Important Lessons I’ve Learned About Good Design
Mark Miller
The state of generative AI for software developers
Peter Örneholm
Learned Experience from Migrating .NET Applications to Azure
Jonah Andersson
Blazor-testing from A to Z
Egil Hansen
What is new in .NET 8 and C# 12?
Johnny Hooyberghs
Literally beautiful code
Mårten Rånge
Introduction to .NET MAUI
Maddy Montaquila
From Hell to Heaven: Porting Doom to MAUI
Nico Vermeir
REST, gRPC, SignalR and GraphQL for .NET developers. Which is right for your use case?
François Bouteruche
Build your own Copilot with Semantic Kernel and OpenAI
Jakob Ehn
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With 4 rooms for tracks, a spacious area for relaxing when not in a session, and with the best conference food we have eaten, Lustikulla has been the home of Swetugg since 2019.
Liljeholmen metro and tram stop is just a 5 minute walk away from the venue
Code of Conduct
Because we think that everyone should be able to enjoy a great experience at our conference
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All attendees, speakers, sponsors and volunteers at our conference are required to agree with the following code of conduct. Organizers will enforce this code throughout the event. We are expecting cooperation from all participants to help ensuring a safe environment for everybody.
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Our conference is dedicated to providing a harassment-free conference experience for everyone, regardless of gender, gender identity and expression, age, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, ethnicity, religion (or lack thereof), or technology choices. We do not tolerate harassment of conference participants in any form. Sexual language and imagery is not appropriate for any conference venue, including talks, workshops, parties, Twitter and other online media. Conference participants violating these rules may be sanctioned or expelled from the conference without a refund at the discretion of the conference organisers.